Designed to support individuals interested in how to live a longer, healthier life.
Several genes have been identified in association with longevity and healthy aging. These genes are involved in various biological processes that play crucial roles in cellular aging, such as DNA repair, telomere maintenance and regulation of inflammation and stress. Genetic predispositions to longevity can help optimize personalized health and wellness strategies, such as intermittent fasting and caloric restriction, to live better for longer. Our Performance and Longevity Panel explores 76 genes influencing the 30 traits below:
- APOe Status
- Attention
- Benzene Risk
- Choline Need
- Cold Plunge Tolerance
- Complex Carb Utilization
- CRP Inflammation
- Deep Sleep Quality
- Dietary Fat Response
- General Cognition
- Genetic Nutrition Preference
- Ideal Total Time in Bed
- Longevity Propensity
- Memory
- Methylation Propensity
- Micro-Awakenings Propensity
- Mitochondrial Function
- MTHFR Activity
- Muscle Mass
- NRF2 Activity
- Oxidative Stress Support
- Protein Benefit
- Rate of Skin Aging
- Reported Sleep Quality
- Saturated Fat Response
- Sleep Length Propensity
- Strength
- Stress Adaptation
- Telomere Length Propensity
- Weight Loss from Low-Carb Diet
